The shares dropped 4.7 percent to $57.80 after hours. The Seattle-based company’s stock had gained 32 percent this year through the close of regular trading yesterday.

Sales at stores open at least 13 months rose 7 percent globally in the quarter, Starbucks said. Analysts projected a gain of 8.2 percent. Such sales fell 1 percent in Europe, the Middle East and Africa amid “slight decreases” in transactions and average check, Starbucks said.